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(48) Bad Bible Translations: Gross Negligence, Laziness, or Something Else Altogether?
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What’s going on? Psalms 116:5 has three textual anomalies, and the translators pretty much ignore them. Moreover, the name of G-d in this verse is NEVER associated with the attribute […]
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G-d Hears the Spelling (Episode 47)
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One of the challenges in reading the Bible is the lack of stage directions; sometimes, it’s hard to know what tone and inflection is implied. But Rabbi Pesach Wolicki and […]
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When You Don’t Deserve to Pray (Episode 46)
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THE NEW CUP OF SALVATION PODCAST – NOW DROPPING WEEKLY! There are times when it seems obvious that it’s right to pray. But what about those instances where prayer seems […]
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Nighttime is the Right Time (Episode 45)
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Back in our controversial “Praisegate” episode, Rabbi Pesach Wolicki asserted that the night – a symbol for times of suffering – is the wrong time to praise the Lord. But […]
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Loving the Lord for a Reason (Episode 44)
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Bible translators will have a field day with this episode of the Cup of Salvation! The beginning of Psalm 116:1 is normally translated as “I love the Lord”… which would […]
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Is Cup of Salvation Based on a False Assumption?! (Episode 43)
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The entire basis of the Cup of Salvation Podcast is the assumption that Psalms 113-118 form a single thematic whole called “Hallel.” But doesn’t Psalm 116 prove the opposite, as […]